The Director of the Marketing Department at the Libyan Islamic Bank, Issam Hamza, told our source, that during their participation in the National Information Technology Day: “On the sidelines of the National Information Technology Day activities, the bank signed a new service contract with Al-Madar Al-Jadid Company, which is the “Qassatli” service.”
According to Hamza, the service is an application that enables the bank’s customers to purchase directly in installments, which is the first of its kind in the banking sector and is considered one of the aspects of fruitful cooperation between the technology and banking sectors.
